Re: Using the md driver to look at a bad hardware RAID.

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I posted a shell script a couple weeks back that creates/starts/stops/deletes a raid array from loopback mounted files


I mention that not because it helps you solve your problem directly, but its certainly a tool you could use to verify your commands, for instance if you made the files read only, and/or took md5sums to see if they were modified, etc.

Screwing up test files while learning beats destroying data any day

-Mike

Omri Schwarz wrote:


Instead, if I were to insert this raidtab, would it do the right thing?

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